AutismBC Connects: Ann’s Assessment Journey January 15, 2022Ann Hoffman discovered she’s autistic when she was 17 1/2 and has been seeking an official diagnosis. She is a second-year university student from Vancouver […]
AutismBC Connects: Julia Mitchell January 4, 2022Julia Mitchell is a recently diagnosed autistic adult. Upon receiving their diagnosis, Julia found a lot of misunderstanding and misinformation and wanted the platform to […]
Support Their Future: Jenny Story December 23, 2021This season, please give to the AutismBC Support Their Future Fund to help empower, support, and connect the autism community today. “Don’t put us in a […]
Support Their Future: Jake Anthony December 17, 2021This season, please give to the AutismBC Support Their Future Fund to help empower, support, and connect the autism community today. “Acceptance is saying […]
Support Their Future: Lucas Gates December 7, 2021This season, please give to the AutismBC Support Their Future Fund to help empower, support, and connect the autism community today. “Sharing my story […]
Support their Future: Nicole Provost November 26, 2021This season, please give to the AutismBC Support Their Future Fund to help empower, support, and connect the autism community today. “I want to […]
Autistic Adult’s Perspective: Tips for Parents of Newly Diagnosed Children October 25, 2021Did your child just receive a new autism diagnosis? Jake Anthony, our program ambassador, has some tips for new parents from an autistic adult’s perspective. […]
AutismBC Connects: Elli Sy October 15, 2021Elli Sy is an autistic adult from BC. She has volunteered with PALS Autism School. Elli was diagnosed as a child and spent years deciding […]
AutismBC Connects: Facing Ableism in the School System September 3, 2021Cole Lawrence is an Autistic, Two-Spirit, Muxe Youth from Northern BC. Their journey through the public school system has not been easy, nor has it […]
Autism Q and A: Helpful and Unhelpful School Experiences August 20, 2021School can be a challenging place, especially when those around you don’t take the time to understand your diverse abilities. Teachers are one of the […]
Staff Sharing: Autism, Education Accessibility, and Advocacy August 19, 2021Many of you have been asking about accessibility in regard to education, so we wanted to support you. If you haven’t already read the first Autism Advocacy […]
AutismBC Connects: Jake Anthony, Stereotypes, and Advocacy August 6, 2021Jake Anthony is AutismBC’s Program Ambassador. Part of his role is to help AutismBC develop content for Autistics, by Autistics. We truly appreciate his perspective […]
